The phrase "although figures" is not correct and usable in written English as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It can be used in a sentence where you want to introduce a contrast or exception related to figures or data, but it needs to be followed by a complete thought.
Example: "Although figures indicate a rise in sales, customer satisfaction has declined."
Alternatives: "Even though the data" or "Despite the statistics".
Up to 20 Serbian civilians and 5 Albanians were reported injured, although figures were not precise.
However, although figures may appear healthy, these programmes were sold in 2008 or earlier in a very different economic climate.
Although figures on this are hard to come by, publishers, scientists and writers all attest to it.
Although figures were not available Wednesday night, "12-12-12" is expectod to far outstrip that number.
Although figures for last year are not yet available, Mr. Cassar said the most conservative estimates predict that they will show spending increases of 45percentt.
Thus, although figures over the last three years show a 30percentt drop in syphilis cases, public health authorities are skeptical.
Some 861 white farmers have been killed since 2001, according to police – although figures also show that more than 18,000 South Africans, mostly black, are murdered annually.
Although figures released by the government last week showed a fall in the number of homes completed in England in 2013, housing starts have increased.
Statistics, some contradictory, suggest that the hoped-for booms in sporting participation and volunteering have, probably, yet to materialise (although figures due today may clarify the volunteering picture).
Although figures of Brotherhood membership are variable, it is estimated that at its height in the late 1940s it may have had some 500,000 members.
The figures also revealed that cinemas had made more than £1bn at the box office for the third year in a row, although figures fell one per cent.
